Guided by the sector. Refined by experts. Always improving.
Every improvement we make is informed by schools, trusts, accessibility specialists and sector partners. Together, we’re building a practical whole-school platform that keeps pace with SEND reform, DfE guidance, inspection expectations and emerging best practice.
Three principles guide every decision
Every improvement supports at least one of our three design principles:
1. Driven by Purpose
We prioritise work that helps schools remove barriers, improve participation and evidence meaningful accessibility improvement.
2. Simplicity by Design
New features should make complex work clearer and more manageable, without adding unnecessary administration.
3. One focus. Accessibility.
We remain focused on whole-school accessibility and build every release around that single, practical purpose.
Building AccessHub
Some developments respond directly to feedback from schools. Others anticipate where accessibility and inclusion are heading next.
Latest updates
Trust-wide accessibility reporting Coming soon
Multi Academy Trusts will soon be able to view accessibility across every academy from a single dashboard. Consolidated reporting will help trust leaders identify priorities, monitor progress, benchmark schools and provide targeted support where it’s needed most.
Built because: Trust leaders needed a consistent, strategic view of accessibility across multiple schools, without relying on spreadsheets or separate reports.
Introducing
- MAT Summary Report
- Cross-school comparisons
- Academy benchmarking
- Trust dashboard
- Consolidated reporting
A smarter reporting experience Coming soon
A completely redesigned reporting experience brings together accessibility insights into one clear dashboard. Visual widgets, enhanced summaries and live data help schools identify priorities, understand risks, monitor progress and evidence continuous improvement at a glance.
Built because: Leaders need meaningful insight – not simply more reports.
Introducing
- Interactive dashboard
- Visual reporting widgets
- Accessibility overview
- Risk summaries
- Indicative cost analysis
- Progress tracking
- Achievement summaries
Accessibility Plan Builder Coming soon
Create professional Accessibility Plans directly from live platform data. School information, strategic priorities, actions, evidence and review dates come together automatically to produce plans that remain up to date as improvements are made.
Built because: Many schools and trusts want Accessibility Plans that stay live instead of becoming static documents reviewed once a year.
Introducing
- School Accessibility Profile
- MAT Accessibility Profile
- Word and PDF exports
- Customisable plan content
- Live action and evidence updates
Connecting accessibility with school improvement Now available
Accessibility became more strategic. Schools can now create overarching accessibility goals and link improvement actions directly to wider school priorities, while enhanced data tagging strengthens reporting against emerging government guidance.
Built because: Schools wanted to demonstrate how accessibility improvements contribute to wider strategic priorities.
Introduced
- School Goals
- Goal-linked actions
- Enhanced data tagging
- Inclusive Education Estates Guidance alignment
- School Estate Management Standards mapping
- Improved reporting filters
Keeping teams connected Now available
New notifications help schools stay informed as accessibility improvements progress. Whether assigning actions, completing tasks or managing users, colleagues now receive timely updates without constantly checking the platform.
Built because: Schools wanted better visibility of progress while reducing unnecessary administration.
Introduced
- In-platform notifications
- Email notifications
- Task assignment alerts
- Task completion updates
- User management notifications
Better collaboration Now available
AccessHub became a platform schools could use together. New permissions and smarter audit management make it easier to involve leadership teams, estates staff and colleagues while maintaining clear oversight and accountability.
Built because: Schools wanted more colleagues involved without making the platform more complicated or overwhelming occasional users.
Introduced
- Role-based permissions
- User Management
- Conditional Audit Builder
- Smarter audit navigation
- Usability improvements
AccessHub V1 launched Major release
AccessHub was released to pilot schools, bringing together whole-school accessibility audits, tailored recommendations, action planning, evidence management and reporting within one connected platform. Built around more than 70 recognised standards, the initial release reflected the latest expectations across accessibility, inclusion and school improvement.
Built because: Schools needed a simpler, more connected way to understand accessibility, prioritise improvements and evidence progress.
Introduced
- Whole-school accessibility audits
- 2,000+ expert recommendations
- Action Centre
- Evidence Builder
- Accessibility reporting
- Interactive guidance
- School dashboard
Looking ahead
Alongside feedback from schools and trusts, we’re continually responding to changing legislation, inspection, government guidance and emerging best practice. In the coming years, we’ll be focussing on five key areas.
1. Better insight
Clearer dashboards and reports that help schools and trusts understand priorities, risks and progress more quickly.
2. More connected
Stronger links between audits, actions, evidence, plans, goals and wider school improvement.
3. Less admin
Tools that reduce repeated work, simplify reporting and make ongoing accessibility management easier.
4. Respond to change
Faster ways to reflect new guidance, expectations and emerging accessibility priorities.
5. Keep learning
Continued expert insight, practical examples and shared learning from schools across the sector.
Shape what’s next
Our most valuable improvements have been co-developed with schools. If you’ve got an idea, we’d love to hear it.
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